In general, it's not a great idea to use normal Nike Air Force 1 shoes as snow boots. Both you and the shoes will probably be unhappy about it. The Air Force 1 is not inherently waterproof, and they don't have any special insulation to keep out the cold, either.

Nike Air Force 1 and Nike Pegasus sneakers are everywhere. That's a problem for Nike, and it wants to make them harder to buy. Nike is scaling back production of these classic sneaker lines to prevent discounting and make room for its newer lines.

For the paintwork you will need any high quality acrylic leather paint, the most popular in the customiser market is called Angelus Direct. I have and always do use these paints as they're highly reliable for withstanding scratches and weather etc.

In some ways, the Air Force 1 serves as a microcosm for Nike as a whole, with the brand at an infliction point, still wildly popular thanks to past innovation but no longer enjoying the ironclad cultural cachet of years past thanks to longtime competitors like ASICS and New Balance capitalizing on pandemic-era trends ...